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What makes up semen?
Sperm from seminiferous tubules and secretions from seminal vesicles, prostate, and bulbourethral glands.
What is in seminal fluid?
Fructose, clotting enzymes, alkaline buffers, and prostaglandins.
What is in prostate fluid?
PSA, hyaluronidase, and antibodies.
What is in bulbourethral fluid?
Alkaline buffers and mucus for lubrication.
What is a typical sperm count and pH of semen?
50–150 million sperm/mL; less than 20 million/mL is infertile. Volume is 2.5–5 mL; pH is 7.2–7.7.